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Columbia Township, Hamilton County, Ohio - Definition and Overview |
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Columbia Township is a township located in eastern Hamilton County, Ohio. As of the 2000 U.S. Census, the total population is 4,617, and only about 2.5 mi² (6 km²) remain of the original township. The rest has been incorporated into nearby municipalities.
Geography
The remaining township is discontinuous, consisting of enclaves within the surrounding towns and some lands not suitable for development.
The Little Miami River flows through the township and some areas with steep hillsides on the river's edge are not suitable for development.
The towns and cities that today occupy most of the township include Cincinnati (west and south), Madeira (northwest), Indian Hill (north).
The remaining boundaries are shared with Clermont County (east) and Anderson Township (south).
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